Meta Makes AI Developer Assistant Its Primary Support Option Meta has transitioned its Developer Assistant, an AI-powered tool, into its main support system for developers working with its platforms. The move marks a significant step in the company’s effort to automate customer service and streamline technical assistance. Developers now interact with the AI assistant directly, bypassing traditional support channels like documentation pages or ticket submission systems. The tool is designed to address specific issues by interpreting natural language queries and providing immediate, context-aware solutions. The AI Developer Assistant is integrated with Meta’s developer documentation, API references, and platform insights, allowing it to draw from structured data to answer questions. According to Meta, the tool helps developers troubleshoot technical problems, navigate compliance requirements, and focus on building applications without delays. This shift aligns with Meta’s broader strategy to leverage AI across its engineering workflows, reducing reliance on human labor for repetitive tasks. The company has already begun replacing human roles with AI systems, including content moderation and other operational functions. In a 2025 interview with Joe Rogan, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighted the potential of AI to act as a mid-level engineer, capable of writing code and performing tasks traditionally handled by human employees. This approach has led to a 20% reduction in staff this year, with many positions automated. Meta’s investment in AI extends beyond internal operations. The company aims to position its AI tools as solutions for other businesses seeking to optimize their workforce.#instagram #meta #mark_zuckerberg #joe_rogan #ai_developer_assistant
Joe Rogan Changes Mind on Donald Trump UFC Event Longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan has reportedly shifted his stance on the upcoming UFC Freedom 250 event, which is set to take place on the White House South Lawn. The event, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the United States and Donald Trump’s 80th birthday, has faced criticism over logistical challenges such as weather conditions, humidity, and the potential for bugs to disrupt the fights. Despite initial reservations, Rogan has softened his position, calling the event an “American thing” and mocking critics who oppose it. Rogan initially expressed strong concerns about hosting a high-profile UFC event outdoors, citing the risks posed by environmental factors. During a podcast appearance last week, he criticized the idea of fighting in non-controlled environments, stating, “I don’t like the idea of fighting outside at all.” He emphasized the dangers of heat, humidity, and insects, which could affect fighters’ performance. “The White House thing is odd. I don’t like it,” he said, adding that the combination of bright lights and summer heat would create an unmanageable setting for combat sports. However, Rogan’s perspective has evolved in recent weeks. During an MMA-focused episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, he acknowledged the event’s significance while still advocating for a move to an indoor venue. Despite this, he dismissed critics as overly dramatic, joking, “There’s no more American thing than having a UFC fight on the White House lawn.” He mocked the public’s divided reactions, with some people criticizing the event for being a waste of money amid national challenges, while others supported it as a bold statement. “It’s so Trump.#donald_trump #white_house #ufc_freedom_250 #joe_rogan #mike_browne
Gavin Newsom Confronts Joe Rogan Over Viral Comments on His Leadership Governor Gavin Newsom of California unleashed a scathing response to a viral clip in which podcast host Joe Rogan criticized him during a 2023 interview, accusing Rogan of cowardice and hypocrisy. The exchange, which resurfaced in October 2025, sparked a heated public feud between the two figures, with Newsom accusing Rogan of avoiding a direct confrontation while simultaneously attacking his policies. The controversy began with a 2023 episode of Rogan’s podcast, where he discussed the 2024 presidential election with Patrick Bet-David. During the conversation, Rogan made disparaging remarks about Newsom, calling him a “f---ing con man” and criticizing his leadership in California. Rogan alleged that Newsom’s policies, including mandatory childhood vaccinations and his handling of the state’s wildfires, had ruined the state. He also mocked Newsom’s public health measures during the pandemic, claiming the governor had lied about being outdoors while unmasked. Newsom’s press office responded with a dramatic social media post, adopting a tone reminiscent of former President Donald Trump. The governor’s team mocked Rogan for allegedly avoiding a direct interview, stating, “JOE 'LITTLE GUY' ROGAN IS TOO CHICKEN TO HAVE ME ON HIS FAILING PODCAST BECAUSE HE KNOW I'D CRUSH HIM, SO HE TAKES CHEAP SHOTS FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY AS HE GETS RELEGATED TO IRRELEVANCY. ALL TALK, NO ACTION. I'M READY WHEN YOU ARE, 'LITTLE GUY.' OR KEEP HIDING!!!!” The post, published on Newsom’s X account, framed Rogan’s criticism as a sign of his declining influence and lack of courage. Rogan’s remarks had been part of a broader critique of Newsom’s governance.#california #gavin_newsom #podcast #joe_rogan #2023_interview
Joe Rogan Highlights UFC 327 Star a Lot of People Are Sleeping On: 'He’s Like a Hitman' UFC 327, the fourth numbered event of 2026 and the first under the Paramount Sports banner, will feature a highly anticipated light heavyweight title fight between Jiri Prochazka and Carlos Ulberg. The main event will determine the next undisputed champion of the division, with both fighters vying to succeed Alex Pereira, the current reigning champion. Prochazka, a former middleweight title contender, and Ulberg, a rising star in the division, are set to clash in a battle that has drawn significant attention from fans and analysts alike. Beyond the main event, the card includes several other high-profile matchups, one of which has caught the attention of UFC commentator Joe Rogan. Rogan, known for his deep insights into the sport, has praised Azamat Murzakanov, a 205-pound fighter who is not receiving the recognition he deserves. Murzakanov, who previously competed at middleweight, was elevated to the co-main event after his original opponent, Joshua Van, was forced to withdraw due to an injury. The fight against Paulo Costa now serves as a crucial step in Murzakanov’s career, as he transitions to a new weight class after a challenging run at 185 pounds. Murzakanov, who has maintained an undefeated record in the UFC with six wins, has climbed to No. 6 in the light heavyweight rankings. His recent knockout of Aleksandar Rakic in October 2025 caught the attention of Rogan, who highlighted the fighter’s skill and precision during a segment on his JRE MMA Show. Rogan described Murzakanov as a “hitman” and emphasized his technical prowess, noting that the fighter’s ability to calculate and execute his strategies makes him a formidable opponent.#ufc_327 #carlos_ulberg #jiri_prochazka #azamat_murzakanov #joe_rogan
